This particular tour is aimed for the eyes and ears of kids [7ish to 12ish years old] to experience different times in Cork's history and what people their age did then.
There's games, treats and stories to help give context.
You will be greeted with a warmth and ease that feels like you’ve bumped into a knowledgeable friend on the street who happens to be walking the same direction as you.
Saint Peters 87A North Main Street, Cork, Ireland
We gather at the starting point of the story, as well as the walking tour. We walk up the rest of the street towards North Gate Bridge and stop at several points of interest as we pass. [we won't remain standing for long at any point]
37A John Redmond Street, Cork, Ireland
From North Gate Bridge, we walk towards this shop/factory, (the various points of interest en route do not appear on the preset options here.) There are several conversation starters and photo opportunities on the way, as we we talk about childhood in different decades of Cork's history. There is the option to buy sweets in the Factory's Shop too. [we won't remain standing for long at any point]
O_Connell Square, Cork, Ireland
We walk past it on the tour, but I encourage a tour there as well on your visit to Cork.
We will cover the trading and stalls that have occurred there for generations, how much the river was used for commerce, the potential for modern rooftop farming and see one of the finest examples of Cork's coat of arms. [we won't remain standing for long at any point]
Meet Outside St Peters (formerly The Vision Centre) on Suuth Main Street
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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